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tried Alps Curry in the Yaechika area of Tokyo Stationbuy your ticket at the machine and give it to the person behind the countershe asked if fukujinzuke was okay, I guess some people don’t like it?!500 yen (tax included) for chicken curry...this was fast and relatively delicious (kinda oily)because seating is limited, you might not be able to sit together if you have a large gr...

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I wrote about this building back in July and it opened up at the end of September (I think)across the street from the JR Tokyo Station, is the building called ToFrom Yaesu and houses a bus terminalthe majority of floors are office space but on floors 1-4 and in the basement they have some eateriesglad it wasn't too krazy when we went hellonot sure if we'll be back to check out a...

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harakado
Have you been to Harakado?It is a shopping area on the corner (kado) of Harajuku (Hara)Another place I have been past but never inside...It has this huge stair area near the roof for people to sit, talk story, eat We were kinda hungry so we got some snacks from their food courtKat had the cute inarizushi and Satoshi had the fried shrimp musubi with a salmon and ikura musubiI saw...

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shinjuku
Saturday, Satoshi wanted to check out some things for an upcoming tourwe ended up near the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Offices and saw this line snaking four deep (when I took this photo the line had subsided quite a bit)I had asked one person standing in line what the line was for and got a very snarky/snippy answer..."can't you tell?!" um, no that is why I was asking...bruh!...

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Stumbled upon this tiny fruit stand called Bora Bora when I visited Gakugeidaigaku What caught my eye were these Fukuoka grown red kiwi...120 yen each (plus tax)Lucky for this blog because I was reminded that we had tried these Fukuoka grown red kiwi back in 2020Still, I hope they are tasty (update: the one on the left was sour & hard.as.rock, the one on the right was softer...

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